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Consular Processing & Change of Status

Navigating Visa Processing Abroad and Status Changes in the U.S.

Assisting clients in navigating Consular Processing and Change of Status to secure the right immigration status.

Services & Expertise

Document preparation and NVC processing

U.S. embassy and consulate interview readiness

Change of Status (COS) between visa categories

Adjustment of status compliance and guidance

DS-260 immigrant visa application support

Visa waiver analysis and inadmissibility issues

Expedite requests for emergency situations

Post-interview follow-up and administrative processing

Am I Eligible?

Key qualifications for consular processing & change of status cases

Approved immigrant or non-immigrant petition

Current visa priority date (for immigrant visas)

Valid passport and supporting civil documents

No visa ineligibility bars (or approved waiver)

Meeting medical examination requirements

Typical Timeline

What to expect during the process

1

NVC Processing

2-6 months

2

Document Submission

2-4 weeks

3

Interview Scheduling

1-3 months

4

Visa Interview

1 day

5

Visa Issuance

1-4 weeks

Visa Categories

Immigrant Visa (Consular)
Change of Status
Adjustment of Status

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Common Questions About Consular Processing & Change of Status

Adjustment of status (AOS) is for people already in the U.S. who want to get a green card without leaving. Consular processing is for people abroad who attend an interview at a U.S. embassy or consulate.

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